University of South Carolina Spartanburg - Carolana Yearbook (Spartanburg, SC)

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Real southern fried chicken?! Two great bands?! Free Beer?! Sure enough, the SGA Fall Concert was a little of something and a lot of everything! Chicken from Famous Recipe was trucked in by the hundreds and Beacon tea complimented the meal. During the early lunch, nippy weather and overcast skies forc- ed the first band Shatteract in- doors . . . but as the weather warmed (as well as many bodies) the events moved to the grass and Jericho started their act . . . with the free beer flowing! There was a tug-o-war on the field, nut- ty games on the sidewalk and chug-a-lugging contests at the front tables . . . faculty as well as students sprawled on the lawn enjoying the blue grass music and even some loose individuals try- ing their hand at dancing (or were they swaying?) Yep, there was plenty of fun for everyone . . . plenty-o-brew and ohhh ya . . . plenty of good ol ' fried chickuni 19

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SGA members distribute chicken dinners to a large crowd of hungry students, faculty, and guests. 1 ' VI fn;: ■ ■■m r ■-S, Greenville Mayor Max Heller enjoys Southern Fried Chicken. A day of Fun, Food and Friendship. 18

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20 The first annual CAROLANA Photo Contest produced three winning photographs and two CAROLANA staff photographers. All entries were required to be candid black and white photos of the SGA Fall Concert. Judged by a faculty-student committee, Fred Sergiacomi captured first place honors which entitled him to dinner for two at Mr. Sam ' s and movie tickets from Royal Twin. Cecil Snipes and Doc Lindsay won second and third place, respec- tively. Cecil enjoyed lunch for two at Jed ' s while Dr. Lindsay con- sumed a case of Bud. Later Fred and Cecil joined the CAROLANA staff and con- tinued to produce great photographs. 3rd Place — Dr. Bryan Lindsay 2nd Place — Cecil Snipes